Sentence examples for complement needs from inspiring English sources

Yet, the vitamin/mineral content of 100 g RUTF as food complement needs more investigations according to local diet habits.

The New Jersey Symphony lists 66 players in its program, some two-thirds of the complement needed to do justice to Mahler's bigger works.

The structural tunability and paramagnetic properties of MILs have enabled magnet-based technologies that can easily be added to the analytical method workflow, complement needed extraction requirements, or target specific analytes.

The Applications Business will own critical applications like Office and will have market incentives to make those applications available for alternative operating systems (e.g., Office for Linux) without the counter-incentive -- when owned by the same company that owns the Windows monopoly -- to deprive alternative operating systems of the complements needed to be successful.

Note that sentential complements need not always be expressed by a "that" clause: the word that (in English) may often be deleted, and a "to" clause is often used instead of a "that" clause when the subject of the complement is the same as the subject of the entire sentence; Mary wants to be a doctor means the same as Mary desires that she herself be a doctor.

"He's the exact complement McCain needs".

Then, to give it the salty complement it needs, he bejewels it with paddlefish caviar.

To capture US Airways, a prize Wall Street analysts said was a nearly perfect strategic complement, United needs to run a gantlet of federal regulators, rank-and-file members of its unions and its competitors.

Thus, the two selected practices for this phase complement the needs to compose a feasible, streamlined testing process.

They recommend that health status measures should be used to complement objective needs assessment, and may help identify patients who are likely to benefit most from dental treatment.

"When he went to E.E.S, it was thought he could bring a complement really needed to Lou".